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 Topic: Real wind boards - Ford still around? |
robwilliamson
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 Forum: Northwest USA & Canada Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2020 3:00 pm Subject: Real wind boards - Ford still around? |
I need some new fins. Does anyone know if Ford is still supporting?
Thanks |
| Topic: board volume |
robwilliamson
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Forum: Northwest USA & Canada Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:31 pm Subject: board volume |
| Surfersteve, I weigh the same as you and use a 75L Realwind 90% of the time. When the wind is light and holey I use a 86L FSW that has enough volume to slog if needed. I also have a 108L board that ... |
| Topic: When to sail in Maryhill? |
robwilliamson
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Forum: Northwest USA & Canada Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 2:14 pm Subject: When to sail in Maryhill? |
| I was very windy at Maryhill, just not on the water and there was certainly a lot of north in the wind. However if you look at the Maryhill wind from yesterday, it ranged from W to SW (which it proba ... |
| Topic: When to sail in Maryhill? |
robwilliamson
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Forum: Northwest USA & Canada Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 11:34 am Subject: When to sail in Maryhill? |
I went to Maryhill yesterday with the family hoping to get a good sail in, but gave up waiting for the wind about 4:30 PM and went to Dougs for a late day session.
Does the wind direction need to b ... |
| Topic: 120 liter Freeride boards |
robwilliamson
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Forum: Windsurfing Discussion Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:12 am Subject: 120 liter Freeride boards |
I have not sailed the Fanatic Hawk 123, but i own the 108 which I highly recommend. Much more lively than the equivalent sized JP Excite.
Some advise when buying a board - If you can afford it, bu ... |
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